Adventure Details
Reservation fee
$19.25
Price per person
$174.99
Total
$0.00
Guest limit
2Acreage
0Fish Species
Brook Trout, Bull Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Mountain White Fish, Rainbow Trout, Salmon, SteelheadAmenities
Camping, Tent Camping, River, Dogs Allowed, Guides Allowed, Partial Phone ServiceSpin Fishing Allowed
NoJust a mile outside of Salmon, Idaho, this 0.6-mile stretch of the Lemhi River offers a quiet, rural escape with the convenience of being near town. The property is easy to access, with a well-marked path leading to the river. While overhanging trees and brush line much of the bank, anglers will find ample space to fish and several obvious holding spots along the river. Wading is generally manageable, though some crossings may be mildly challenging depending on seasonal flows.
This is a peaceful, private setting where you're unlikely to encounter other anglers, although under Idaho’s Stream Access Law, the public may navigate the river below the high-water mark. Wildlife is abundant here and visitors often report sightings of deer, elk, moose, and a wide variety of birds. This stretch offers a great mix of seclusion and convenience, making it ideal for a day trip or a longer stay.
***No signs are placed on this property at this time, you will need to leverage the Infinite Outdoors app to make sure of your location on the property.
The Lemhi River is a productive spring-fed system and an underrated Idaho trout fishery. On this stretch, anglers can expect to target healthy Rainbow Trout that frequently reach 16 inches or more. In the right conditions, there’s even the chance of spotting sea-run Steelhead or Salmon making their way from the Upper Salmon River.
The river features rocky bends, aquatic vegetation, and clear runs where fish hold in both deep pockets and undercut banks. Water clarity can fluctuate due to nearby agricultural activity but typically remains fishable throughout the season. This is a highly versatile stretch that supports dry fly, nymph, and streamer fishing.
Seasonal Hatch Overview:
Early Spring: Midges and early mayflies get fish looking up.
Summer: Consistent mayfly and caddis hatches provide excellent dry fly opportunities.
Fall: Cooler temperatures and less pressure bring active fish and great streamer action.
A 4–6 wt rod is recommended, with a 9' 5 wt being a solid all-around choice for both dry fly work and heavier rigs. Whether you're picking apart seams with dries or swinging streamers through the bends, this peaceful stretch of the Lemhi offers a reliable and scenic place to cast a line.
Infinite Outdoors is a technology platform that provides landowners with the ability to list their properties for recreational use and manage them in a conservation minded way. Infinite Outdoors is primarily dedicated to DIY Hunting and Angling, it is the angler's responsibility to be aware of weather, water flow, and river conditions. No refunds will be issued due to unfavorable conditions. It is the angler's responsibility to verify current conditions prior to arrival. Landowner calendars may show availability even when conditions are not favorable for fishing. In such cases, it is the angler's responsibility to check all local rules, regulations, and closures before fishing. Please review the Fishing Information tab for details that may assist in planning your trip. During warmer periods of the year, anglers are advised that early morning fishing generally provides the most favorable conditions.
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